How to become an elegant and noble woman?

[kyaelfo]

What are the rules of being a noble and elegant woman?
Are there any women who you can call the symbol of elegance and nobility?
There are women who fascinate with their aura in every environment they enter. What do you think is the formula for this?
-Kind regards, Kyaelfo.

[Al_Musafir]

When she dresses modestly, knows how to keep other men in limits, values herself, seeks knowledge, is soft and caring with her behaviour yet strict whenever a conversation with a man becomes necessary, doesn't entertain idle chats with people and doesn't thrive on attention of people.

[kyaelfo]

I agree. Are there any other tips you can give me?

[KrakenAttackin]

@kyaelfo. Your social media should not have any pics or posts you wouldn't be proud to have on a big screen as you walk down the isle with your Father on your wedding day.

[Flatmanlewis]

Posture. Manners. Politeness. Style. Modesty. Harnessing feminine beauty but in a classy way. Being patient with others. Calm and collected at all times. Being knowledgeable about many things, even if only a little bit about many topics. Making others feel appreciated, and treating even the unimportant people as important. Never allowing your mood to dictate your manners. Confidence.

[RavVid]

Good posture for a start. When Mary of Denmark met the Crown Prince of Denmark she went off and signed up for deportment lessons. Worked for her.

Mary would a good role model. Kate too. Royal women are down with it.

I think a sense of calmness and being unhurried are core ingredients as well as posture. Plus annoyance never crosses their face.

[kyaelfo]

Kate Middleton's style is a great example, but I think being able to always smile is also a big factor.

[Dongie]

Yeah, royalty like princess Di. Also Jackie O.

[RavVid]

Yes that too

[Dongie]

I tell you what you do.
Get a time machine and go back to the 1950's or 60's and observe how it was done. That's pretty much your only way.

[kyaelfo]

Yes, the clothing fashion and women of the 1950s and 60s were very beautiful, but aren't there names suitable for this concept today?

[Dongie]

It's not the attire I was speaking of. The elegance came from the grace these ladies walked in.

[KrakenAttackin]

@Dongie. Yes. I posted a question some time ago about "elegance" and I was shocked how clueless so many GAG'ers were.

Grace Kelly was quite an elegant lady.

[Dongie]

@KrakenAttackin she sure was.

[JacobJordan]

Speaking without swearing, being nice, demure, kind, soft. Dressing modestly but also nicely. Dresses, skirts, blouses, having your hair nice, to name a few things

[Anonymous]

It's called class you either have it or you don't. If you don't know what it is, sorry it's not something you can learn.

[war_daddy]

be beautiful, dress well, have good posture

[kyaelfo]

When you say well-dressed, do you mean old money style and can you explain the concept of beautiful in more detail?

[war_daddy]

how do you not know if you're beautiful or not. you either are or aren't. well dressed could mean that yes

[kyaelfo]

I think I am beautiful, but not everyone may think I am beautiful, after all, beauty is relative.

[war_daddy]

okay

[slatyb]

Consideration for others. That's it.

[kyaelfo]

I don't understand this

[NathanDavis]

your pink up... always

that's fancy